





SUNGAZE FEEL BETTER TOMORROW TEE
SAME-DAY SHIPPING · ORDER BY 3PM
30-DAY RETURNS · TAKE YOUR TIME
THE LOWDOWN
- Regular fit
- 100% cotton jersey (180gsm)
- Screen-printed graphic
- Ribbed collar
- Double-stitched hems
Modelled by Charlie (5'11" / 180cm) in size Medium.
Inspired by the song 'Feel Better Tomorrow' by Cincinnati dream-rock band Sungaze, this official limited edition graphic tee was designed in close collaboration with the band.
EASY CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Wash at 30°C with similar colours. Avoid dry cleaning and tumble drying. Wash and iron inside out to help keep your tee looking its best, and avoid ironing directly over printed designs.
FREE DELIVERY & RETURNS
Free UK shipping on orders over £45. Order before 3pm Monday-Saturday and we'll ship your order the same day from our UK studio. See our shipping policy for full details and international shipping options.
30-day returns. Plenty of time to make sure it's right for you. See our returns policy for full details.
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SUNGAZE FEEL BETTER TOMORROW TEE

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Pit-tested since 2021, we're a creative collective of metalheads and alt music fans. Everything we make is designed in-house, from the first sketch to the finished piece.
We donate 5% of every order to Music Minds Matter — helping provide 24/7 mental health support for everyone working in music.
Beyond creating seriously great streetwear, we champion the grassroots alternative scene through our live music events, including TOCstock and Fresh Blood.
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